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Renesas R32C portPosted by Scott Wagner on August 5, 2009 Hello all, I am interested in using FreeRTOS with a Renesas R32C/111 - specifically, a port to a RSK2R32C111 eval kit. Has anyone done this or something similar? If not, I'm willing to do / contrib the port. I think my starting point is the Hitachi H8S2329 port. Any comments / pointers / suggestions? Thanks Scott Wagner RE: Renesas R32C portPosted by Richard on August 5, 2009 The M16C port is a contributed port, and therefore not supported by me directly. You can find the source files in a .zip file called M16C_iar_FD.zip within the FreeRTOS/Demo/Unsupported_Demos directory. See http://www.freertos.org/RTOS-contributed-ports.html . It comes with an app note too. Regards.
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